Sentence examples for To anticipatory from inspiring English sources
adjective
Characterized by anticipation.
- The children were all wearing anticipatory grins in the minutes before the cake was served.
"Can you explain the Bush Doctrine again, Rummy Sensei?" "We start with self-defense, which is legitimate, and journey up to anticipatory self-defense, which has to do with history and real estate.
With apologies to anticipatory figures from Frederick Douglass to Jesse Jackson, a black President resided for decades in the realm of popular culture, a figment of the liberal imagination.
The heat is definitely on when it comes to anticipatory computing, and Microsoft is digging in.
Results indicated that, for alpha, the frontal EEG asymmetry of greater relative left activity was specific to anticipatory reward processing.
The paper helps to improve understandings of wider political contexts for responsible innovation, especially in relation to anticipatory, participatory and institutional aspects of governance.
The cognitive approach to anticipatory guilt has been confirmed in research studies investigating consumers' ethical decision making (Steenhaut and Kenhove 2006) and pro-social altruistic behavior (e.g., Lindsey 2005; Lindsey et al. 2007).
They also show that 24-hour scheduled D1R activation in the dorsal striatum leads to anticipatory-like activity in mice.
73 Results from this proposed study could be used to improve anticipatory guidance to parents and to offer expectation management and coping mechanisms.
Adults and children quickly made use of combinatory information available at the action to generate anticipatory looks to the target object.
However, these examinations may provide reassurance and an opportunity to deliver anticipatory guidance to the mother.
Young found that FP/GPs using well-visit forms were significantly more likely to initiate anticipatory guidance discussions, to address concerns, and to provide handouts [ 16].
